{"id":70022,"plugin_id":"plugin_asdk_app_6a91e4895594819184be7d56ec39bd54","kind":"skill","collection_source":"plugin_package","comparison_source":null,"observed_at":"2026-10-29T12:06:02.821Z","digest":"bfe995f7bcd95468861d0aa747a8aebca3711a56872c5f87b1a338f5c7e983fd","against":null,"payload":{"description":"Welcome a person who has just added Tessryx and get their first small app live in this conversation. Use right after Tessryx is installed or connected, or when the user asks what Tessryx can do or how to start.","included_files":[],"name":"getting-started","skill_md_contents":"---\nname: getting-started\ndescription: Welcome a person who has just added Tessryx and get their first small app live in this conversation. Use right after Tessryx is installed or connected, or when the user asks what Tessryx can do or how to start.\n---\n\n# Getting started with Tessryx\n\nThe user just added Tessryx. Most people who add it never build anything, because nobody tells them what to ask for. Your job in this conversation is to get them to **one small live page they can open and share**, or, if they don't want to build now, to leave them knowing exactly what to ask next time.\n\nThe user's explicit instructions always take priority over this skill.\n\n## Steps\n\n1. **Check the workspace.** Call `whoami`.\n   - If there is no workspace, tell the user it's a one-time step and give them the link: https://tessryx.io/dashboard . Wait until they say it's done, then call `whoami` again.\n   - Keep the `tenant_slug` it returns. Their pages live at `https://<tenant_slug>.tessryx.app/<page>`.\n\n2. **Say what Tessryx does, in plain words, in two or three sentences.** For example:\n   > Tessryx lets me build you a small web app (pages, forms, sign-in, data, and updates on a schedule) and keeps it running at your own address, `<tenant_slug>.tessryx.app`. Afterwards you can change the words, lists and questions yourself in simple forms, without asking me again.\n\n   Don't list the platform's building blocks (schemas, datafiles, workflows, endpoints) unless the user asks how it works.\n\n3. **Ask what they want to make.** If they already said, skip this step. Otherwise offer three ideas and let them pick or describe their own:\n   - a website for their business, with their services, hours and a contact form\n   - an RSVP page for an event, with a guest list only they can see\n   - a portfolio, a quiz for a class, or a page that updates itself every morning\n\n   Then give them a nudge to think about their own life, in one or two short questions. Many people don't realize what they could make. For example:\n   > Or think about something you keep track of by hand: a spreadsheet you share around, sign-ups you collect over text, a list you keep rewriting. What's one thing in your work, your hobby or your group that would be easier if it had its own page?\n\n   - If you already know something about them from this conversation (their job, a hobby, an event coming up), suggest one idea made for them instead of a generic one.\n   - If they describe something big, welcome it, then pick the smallest useful piece of it to build first (see `build-small-first`), and say the rest can come after.\n   - Don't turn this into a questionnaire. One nudge, then build.\n\n4. **Build the smallest version that works, then show it.** Follow the `build-small-first` skill. Before you start, tell the user it will take a few steps and that you'll give them a link at the end.\n\n5. **Hand it over.** When the page is live:\n   - Give the full URL, and ask them to open it.\n   - Tell them where to edit the content themselves: https://tessryx.io/dashboard .\n   - Suggest one next improvement, in one sentence.\n   - Tell them how to come back: in a new chat, add Tessryx (or name it) and ask for the change, e.g. \"Use Tessryx to add a photo to my portfolio page.\"\n\n## Don't\n\n- Don't mention prices, plans or upgrades, and don't push anything paid.\n  - If the user asks for something that needs a paid plan (using a domain they already own, schedules more often than once a day, more than one person editing the workspace), say so plainly and offer what works on the free plan.\n- Don't promise anything Tessryx can't do today. If you're not sure a feature exists, check the guides (`list_guides`, `get_guide`) instead of guessing.\n- Don't read every guide before starting. Read what the current step needs.\n"},"changes":[],"summary":"First saved snapshot. No earlier version is available for comparison.","summary_kind":"deterministic","summary_metadata":{}}